Great two machines and a lot of money to make. OK, I've got a few questions, lets start with can I get the GT-451 in the U.K. (England) and if yes would I have your support with the machines maintenance, as no machine is built without the need for maintenance and my other questions are does the machine clog up and do I have to clean it often? And for good print quality what does the resolution print image need to be to get that bright, vibrant colour? And what is the resolution of the GT-451?
In the UK I know that GS-UK is a distributor for the Brother equipment. And they do provide support so you'd be OK with support as they have offices around the UK. Resolution is 600 dpi. Maintenance is easy - keep it clean. That's the biggie. And change and clean the capping station when changing out the black ink cartridges. Resolution doesn't necessarily depend on color vibrancy - that is all in the artwork.... :)
No. We normally do not pull the ink out of the lines. However if the trailer gets too hot whole sitting or during transport that will and can cause serious issues with the ink in the heads. I've had it happen to me.
More like Direct to headache or Direct to faded T SHIRT! these clowns make it look fun and easy but in reality your in for problems and a headache! dont wash your shirt either cuz its gonna fade!silk screen ink holds way better! STAY AWAY!!!
I wonder if the problem with this scenario is that he isnt using a silicone coated parchment paper to cure the shirt. Perhaps that is why your t shrts are faded.
As a screen printer from the mid 80's I can say the Direct to garments work very well. Plastisol will always be the best for long term durability (it is all plastic), but the Brother's works extremely well. Fibrillation is the main problem, but we've just started using the Hanes Tagless 6 oz and they wash and look great even after multiple multiple washes. In reality the ink doesn't fade - its the fibrillation... just like some screened shirts do I have seen... :)
@mexer What if I have a really, really small budget and I'm starting out in my home like a small home based business, how can I put a giant screen printing equipment in my room? And my room is roughly 12X20 Sq Feet with a bed, a desk, clothes, and some miscellaneous items already in it?
There are certain things you have to do to ensure the safe transport of the machine and the way we have setup the trailer it is completely climatically controlled also. That's where the expertise of Direct2Shirt comes into play.....
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Great two machines and a lot of money to make. OK, I've got a few questions, lets start with can I get the GT-451 in the U.K. (England) and if yes would I have your support with the machines maintenance, as no machine is built without the need for maintenance and my other questions are does the machine clog up and do I have to clean it often? And for good print quality what does the resolution print image need to be to get that bright, vibrant colour? And what is the resolution of the GT-451?
MYopinionTIME 1 year ago
In the UK I know that GS-UK is a distributor for the Brother equipment. And they do provide support so you'd be OK with support as they have offices around the UK. Resolution is 600 dpi. Maintenance is easy - keep it clean. That's the biggie. And change and clean the capping station when changing out the black ink cartridges. Resolution doesn't necessarily depend on color vibrancy - that is all in the artwork.... :)
Direct2Shirt 1 year ago
No. We normally do not pull the ink out of the lines. However if the trailer gets too hot whole sitting or during transport that will and can cause serious issues with the ink in the heads. I've had it happen to me.
Direct2Shirt 2 years ago
Do you have to drain the ink every time you travel with the printer?
ThreadPerfection 2 years ago
More like Direct to headache or Direct to faded T SHIRT! these clowns make it look fun and easy but in reality your in for problems and a headache! dont wash your shirt either cuz its gonna fade!silk screen ink holds way better! STAY AWAY!!!
mexer 2 years ago
I wonder if the problem with this scenario is that he isnt using a silicone coated parchment paper to cure the shirt. Perhaps that is why your t shrts are faded.
askthedartguy 2 years ago
As a screen printer from the mid 80's I can say the Direct to garments work very well. Plastisol will always be the best for long term durability (it is all plastic), but the Brother's works extremely well. Fibrillation is the main problem, but we've just started using the Hanes Tagless 6 oz and they wash and look great even after multiple multiple washes. In reality the ink doesn't fade - its the fibrillation... just like some screened shirts do I have seen... :)
Direct2Shirt 2 years ago
@mexer What if I have a really, really small budget and I'm starting out in my home like a small home based business, how can I put a giant screen printing equipment in my room? And my room is roughly 12X20 Sq Feet with a bed, a desk, clothes, and some miscellaneous items already in it?
fatsotomuscles 1 year ago
The GT-541 is just under $20,000...
Direct2Shirt 2 years ago
How much does the Gt 541 cost?
j1uj1tsuman 2 years ago
WOW! That trailer is beautiful. Well thought out. I guess the only printer that works well in that tough setting is the GT-541.
Diver86jj 3 years ago
It seemed so easy to do too! I like the way it is mobile!
drmary2020 3 years ago
There are certain things you have to do to ensure the safe transport of the machine and the way we have setup the trailer it is completely climatically controlled also. That's where the expertise of Direct2Shirt comes into play.....
Thanks for the comment!!!
Direct2Shirt 3 years ago
That is fantastic! Perfect for fairs, auctions, parks and corporate events.
ScreenAndDigital 3 years ago